Selwyn College was delighted in 2009 to have been offered a place on the Peer Sexuality Support Programme. The programme is administered by Auckland Sexual Health Services and funded by the Ministry of Health and its aim is to empower secondary school students to make decisions in the area of their own sexuality and sexual health. Selected students are trained to promote and provide a healthy sexual culture among their peers in a training programme which commences with a four day residential training hui. While this is presented from a bicultural perspective, it also acknowledges the multicultural nature of New Zealand society. Peer Sexuality Supporters are well supported in their work by the School Coordinator and the Education Unit staff member who is allocated to the school. The School Coordinator for 2009 is Michal Horton and the Education Unit staff member is Kataraina Davis who attended Selwyn College.